See today's business electricity rates for your meter.
Enter an address or ESID. Get live fixed prices from ENGIE and NRG for 12 to 60 months, pick one, and sign online in minutes — before anyone asks for your phone number.
- 13.3 million
- Texas meters on file — yours is one of them
- 12 – 60 months
- Fixed terms from two of the largest commercial suppliers
- Every morning
- Price books refreshed the moment suppliers publish
- BR200221
- PUCT-registered broker behind every contract
How it works
From address to signed contract in three steps
Find your meter
Type a business address, ZIP or the ESID off your bill. We match it against every premises in the ERCOT market.
See real prices
Today's fixed rates from ENGIE and NRG for your load zone and usage — all-in ¢/kWh with an estimated annual cost. Upload a bill and we read the usage for you.
Sign online
Pick a term, fill one form, sign the supplier's own agreement with DocuSign. The signed copy lands in your inbox.
What you'll see
Every term, every product, side by side — with the annual cost worked out.
Rates are shown in cents per kWh, all-in for energy, for the exact load zone and usage band your meter falls into. Beside each one is the estimated yearly energy cost at your usage, so a 36-month price and a 60-month price are comparable at a glance.
- Fixed all-in and congestion pass-through explained on the card, not in a footnote
- 100% renewable option shown next to the standard plan
- Price book date on every quote — and re-checked the moment you enroll
Why Yolk
Built for the business that would rather see the number than take the call.
The price you see is the price you sign
Our compensation is already in the rate. No fee on top, no separate line on your bill, and no "from" prices that move once a salesperson calls.
Real meters, real matrices
We price your specific ESID from the same daily matrices brokers use — not a generic ZIP-code estimate.
100% renewable, one click
NRG's renewable-certificate plan sits alongside the standard fixed offers so you can compare the premium honestly.
A human when you want one
Big load, many sites, custom pricing? United Power Group's Texas team picks up the phone.
Coverage
Every deregulated delivery territory in ERCOT
If your premises is served by one of these utilities, we can price it today. Municipal utilities, co-ops and areas outside ERCOT are not open to competition.
- Oncor
- CenterPoint
- AEP Texas Central
- AEP Texas North
- TNMP
- Lubbock Power & Light
Do I have to give my details before I can see prices?
No. Enter a business address, ZIP code or ESID and you see today's fixed rates straight away. We only ask who you are when you decide to enroll.
Where do the prices come from?
From the daily commercial price matrices that ENGIE Resources and NRG Business publish to brokers every business morning. We import them the moment they arrive and print the effective date on every quote. The rate you see is the all-in energy price for your load zone, load factor and usage band, with our compensation already included — nothing is added afterwards.
Who is my contract with?
With the retail electric provider you choose — ENGIE Resources LLC (PUCT REP #10053) or NRG Business (Direct Energy Business, LLC, PUCT REP #10011). Yolk Compare arranges the agreement through United Power Group LLC, a broker registered with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (BR200221). We are not a retail electric provider and never take title to the electricity.
What is an ESID?
The Electric Service Identifier — a 17- or 22-digit number that identifies your meter point in the ERCOT market. It is printed on every Texas electricity bill, usually near the service address. If you don't have a bill handy, search by address and we will find it.
What do "load factor" and "usage band" mean, and why do they change my price?
Suppliers price by how steadily you use power. Load factor compares your average demand to your peak demand: a 24-hour operation with flat consumption is "high", a premises that spikes for a few hours a day is "low". Steadier load is cheaper to serve, so it gets a lower rate. Usage band is simply your annual kWh bracket. If you upload a bill we read both off it; otherwise we assume a medium load factor and you can adjust.
Is the rate really fixed?
The energy rate is fixed for the whole term on every product we show. ENGIE's "congestion pass-through" variant fixes the energy price but passes the hub-to-zone congestion component through at cost, which is why it is a little cheaper up front. Delivery (TDSP) charges are regulated by the PUCT and pass through on every commercial plan in Texas, whoever you buy from.
Ready when you are. So are the prices.
Ten seconds to your first quote. Nothing to sign up for.